WHY CHEAP VACUUM CLEANERS ARE A TRAP - STOP WASTING MONEY ON VACUUMS
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- WHY CHEAP VACUUM CLEANERS ARE A TRAP STOP BUYING CHEEP VACUUMS
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Couldn't agree more! Bagless vacuums are a false economy.
I had my Dyson for about 10 years and it cleaned my house phenomenally I maintained every part of it. I took everything apart at least every 2 to 3 months and wash it down I would take it down to the studs if I could lol and maintain my machine that’s part of having a vacuum. The only reason why I stopped using it now was because I moved in her house and I wanted to try having a Central Vacuum, which I absolutely love however I have a carpet cleaning company and I just recently bought a new Dyson and I absolutely love it. The things I pull out of peoples carpets is ridiculous. I’ve been the biggest fan of bagged vacuums because for me they have always clogged some extends or always had to change the bags often when you pick up a lot of dog hair and such MyDyson was vacuum empty and keep going. Do they have a lot of cheap vacuums out there and they have a lot of great vacuums that cost $1 million so I think it just depends on the person and their budget and what they’re looking for in that moment I don’t necessarily think all backless vacuums are horrible, but they’re a lot of not great ones out there and I don’t necessarily think that all bags vacuums are great either.
Cheap is really just another word for ‘expensive’. It’s interesting when people think they will save lots and lots of money but end up throwing more money away on cheap vacuums as opposed to buying something more expensive that will last a long, long time and will pay for itself many times over.
The only bagless vacuums I’ll personally own will be older machines with a shake out and and yes I am aware the filtration isn’t the best but probably is ahead of the vacuums in Walmart and big box stores.
Much of the current society does not understand build quality. The products designed and manufactured today are not expected to last, so this forces people to keep buying new products. I have a 10 year old Riccar, still going strong. I have just kept it clean and replaced the brush bar, and use good quality hepa bags.
thanks for that video ! I have a vacuum specialty store. i learned alot from your videos. i wish I could stand in a big store while people are buying cheap vacuums or too expensive(Dyson) and tell them that for the same price or just a bit more, you can have a better vacumm with a better after sale service ! people come in with their cheap Upright and have not taken care of it, and I do have to charge alot for the whole cleaning and new filters(if available). anyways, its an ongoing battle,, haha thanks for your videos. they help alot with the Miele
we just got a Sebo k2 kombi...best vac we have ever had...and i thought my Kirby was nice...this thing blows that away and its so light and so solid...goes to show you buy the best and buy once you save in the long run...and since we ordered off the Sebo US site they gave us the 10/10/7 warranty and its not even an onyx...amazing dedication to the customer...and this channel really helped point us in this direction since our house is too small for a central vac...thanks @Performance Reviews.
“You can’t make them last if you can’t make them work,” said Gordon-Byrne. “Any time a manufacturer says that they are being good to the environment, and then they refuse to let you fix your stuff, I just cry foul.” Nathan Proctor, senior right to repair campaign director at U.S. Public Interest Research Group, a consumer-advocacy group.
A perfect example I have is my Windsor Sensor S12 that I literally pulled out of a dumpster due to a local hotel going out of business. I found it back in 2004 and all it needed was a new belt for the brush. I have used it ever since and it has never let me down.
What I find baffling is the robot that self-empties into a bin that has a bag. A bagless machine that relies on a bagged final receptacle? We are a confusing species.
Oddly enough that's the only time a bagless machine makes sense.
Thx for sharing the video
I just bought a teal SEBO Essential G1 from the thrift store for $15, best cheap vacuum you can ever buy!
That's an amazing find. You got to love the color of those.
I know right!? It looks like a perfect upright to have at a Florida condo lol.
About 2 years ago, I had a Kirby salesman show up to my door. One google search led me to your channel and I ended up buying a used Kirby G4. I just upgraded to a Sebo Felix and I can't thank you enough for the move. Before the G4, I had a Shark. The difference in performance is astronomical. My carpets are cleaner. My Bissell Big Green performs better as it does not have to deal with pet hair my Shark couldn't pick up. I save so much time vacuuming now.
That's a amazing story! Thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching!
Any vacuum gets thown away whennit doesnt get maintained
Not always. I had a vacuum that is 50 years old. Eventually the motor just died. THere was no maintenance on that which could be done. I dissasembled it down to the motor looking for issues and tested the eletrical. Motor failed.
@@timothyandrewnielsen ok that was a very good machine built better back then.
I got a Shark Stratos cordless for quick clean up and cleaning my Parrots area. It actually picks up all the big and small crumbs they drop and does well on the carpets. I also have a Deebot T8plus self empty robot that runs every night. AND I have several old school metal Royal uprights and canister vacuums when I want to do a deep cleaning. I can find parts as far as filters and normal wear parts easily and cheap for all of them. All the Royals were bought used and cheap. The cordless I watched for the best price new or refurbished and bought when a deal showed up. I Think the Shark claimed to be hepa, not sure about the robot. The old Royals were before that was a thing but you can get hepa rated bags for them.
I'm reasonably happy with all of them but I am not afraid to tear any of them down to repair them till they aren't worth fixing anymore, I doubt the parts for the Royals will ever go away and they are simple and built like tanks, very similar to Kirby but lighter.
Couldn't agree more, everyone thinks they are saving money when they purchase a cheap vacuum but they don't realize that it's only going to last them a couple years and then they will need to purchase another one. And many of these cheap vacuums are difficult, if not impossible to repair.
got tired of cheap smelly disposables. Recently got myself a used kirby for TWENTY BUCKS. They couldnt figure out the roller install so it kept burning out belts. Installed roller correctly and BOOM. the thing is amazing. I love how my vacuum is now like my lawn mower, Gravely from the 50s. They both have replaceable front ends and can do allllllllllll kinds of stuff
I would encourage you to watch my video on buying a used Kirby and give it a once-over. Thanks for watching!
I agree with this, however, as someone who has grown up very poor my mom was more focused on staying off the streets and putting food on the table than buying a vacuum and was only able to afford the cheapest vacuum at the time which happened to be a Dirt Devil Dynamite and that was the only vacuum she ever had, well until things got better. It lasted a while and cleaned ok even though it wasn't a good machine and would spit dust from the exhaust, only reason it broke was because of my mentally unstable cousin freaking out and breaking everything including it which she would have also been able to do with a better machine like a Sebo. Only things ever replaced on it were the belts. To give you an idea this was a $40 vacuum, and she could only afford it when it went on sale for $20.
Nobody changes filters anywhere near as much has he suggests they do. People run those filters years and buy the bagless machines because they are cheaper to buy and operate. They also get satisfaction out of seeing how much dirt they collect and empty. They aren't concerned with dirt being released into the air. Not saying he's wrong about anything. I agree with him but after years of working and talking with regular people this is what they tell me and why they prefer bagless and cheap machines. I have a Miele C3. Miele bags are $5-$6 each and the filter is $40. All that after spending $1400+ on the vacuum. That is a tough sell to people who are not into vacuums.
I am thinking about getting the LG cord zero I already have a Henry and just want a vacuum for mid week cleans and quick car cleans. Do you recommend it? And another question: is the LG made out of metal above the dust bin where the motor and filter sit? Or is it Plastik?
It's made up of plastic. It's a pretty good value when it's on sale for sub $350 . For quick pickups it's decent. You're probably find you'll prefer your Henry in your car.
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It is currently on sale for 279€ here in Germany wich is amazing 🤩. For the car Henry is definitely the best but if I’m not doing any detailing in my car and just need a quick clean,it works ok and I don’t have to drag Henry outside.
Thank you for the response ☺️
As someone who dumpster dives for vacuum cleaners and sells them for a profit you are 100% correct.We live in a disposable society and not just vacuum s either, vehicles and technology too. Many cleaners I find were tossed because they were clogged and tossed because they are too lazy to find out where the clog actually is. one thing I noticed is that Shark makes it's cleaners with cheap materials. It hasn't been two years and the bristles on the roller are starting to fall apart on the cleaner I use for my Study room. Considering I found it new shows slot about the quality of the materials they use.
Highly intelligent and helpful video for sure!👍
100% agree that’s why I even as a collector and use in my own home I use Kirby the brand new one actually just got it was using g6 I love the machine and it’s very serviceable and will last many many many years of service
The energy label has disappeared from European vacuums years ago - thanks do Dyson, if I'm not mistaken. It might return in 2024 but I don't think it's certain yet.
Buying a vacuum from a Walmart instead of a vacuum store is like buying a mountain bike from a Walmart instead of a bike shop.
💯 I own 2 Bianchi bikes 😁
Excellent video! Thank you.
😒 checkout your local thrift stores, look and see if they have a traditional upright vacuum that uses paper bags, also pickup Shop Vac to vacuum up the car and for stuff all around the house like walls and ceilings and nooks and crannies. Some of the old school uprights to look out for are the ones that are built with mostly metal parts and they might have labels on them stating that it is for 'commercial' use
I guess if you like traditional uprights. You get what you pay for usually. Unless it is a reputable brand, it’s best to avoid it. Bags are another issue. Miele original canister bags are 9 ply and cost $35.00 C for 8 bags with intake and exhaust filters. Cheaper canisters or uprights are usually no more than 3 ply and may cost less but are way less effective at what they are supposed to do.
@@ckelly5141 🙂 neat, i didnt know that, thanks for the info
@@MrSamadolfo You’re welcome.
I recently bought a canister vacuum and I love it way more than my bag less vacuum. Also Dyson is never worth the money.
Another important thing to know is that not all bagged machines are actually good, especially Bissell. They still haven’t upgraded to a hepa bag or made a bagged upright in a while that’s actually good. It’s kind of sad that you can’t really find a good vacuum these days in any big box store. I will say going to a vacuum store is one of the best options. They will sell you a high quality machine that’s been tuned up for a great price.
Get a good old Miele. Restore it and be done for the next 35+ years ;)
Very informative
Wow. I never thought about the sealed cheap vacuums that are good at filtration becoming warped from the cheap plastic/heat losing the seal...I think you can gauge how well your vacuum is working if when you're done cleaning....and furiniture has been freshly dusted with the dusting brush...if you see little to no dust the next day on what you just dusted... you're good.... I know you have a central vac...but have access to all of these great vacuums... but if I had a central vac... that's what I would use too.
There's no reason dust should be ever settling on your furniture after you vacuum. If you had that amount of dust you would have some sort of lung disease fairly quickly.
great video and so accurate . thanks to you we have a lindhaus/md central vac, a miele and a sebo! soon will be getting the hizero for our tile floors.
For tile I would look at this over the Hizero. Thanks for watching!
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@@PerformanceReviews. Really surprised because your hizero review you were super positive on it and watching this unboxing honestly you don’t seem as positive on. Can I ask specifically why you like it over the new hizero? Thank you
Behind zero doesn't do great in grout It will get the job done but sometimes it requires a few extra passes. The machines that use the microfiber roller tend to get in the grout better. If you're doing perfectly flat and surfaces something for or wood floor the Hizero is my pick.
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Great installment Alex.
Thanks for watching!
The better vacuums need innovation.... case in point is most homes have little to no carpet. Hate all you want but those soft rollers do in fact mechanically remove fine dust on the floor surface.
The air path doesnt even get to the soft rollers
Try a better vacuum and see if you think you need a soft roller. You can buy it as a separate attachment for just about any vacuum you want. I have a separate review on it .
Pin a comment with your links to the Handling video and the Canister vs. Upright video that you mention in this one.
Whatever card etc that you hoped to use are not showing.
It's in the description. ruclips.net/video/D-NW-p_Y5F4/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews Thanks!
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🙂 Also pickup different shape brooms and dust busters and something to pickup cobwebs from ceilings while ur vacuming
My VERY cheap Hoover bagless has been absolutely fine, but I don't use it often.
Can someone please share the model that is being recommended for bare floor and area rugs, the cheapest option? It's at approximately the 11:24 mark. I've slowed down the speed and still can't seem to make out which manufacturer or model is being recommended. TIA
Miele
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I paid almost 520 bucks for my Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra upright (Got it from QVC with a $10 discount, so it was $489.99 plus tax, split up into 5 payments of $103.88), and it is a very solid performer. I clean the bare floors, carpeted stairs, and the upstairs carpet with it, and it always does a great job at getting dirt and hair out of the carpet and off the bare floors. The pre motor filter hardly gets dirty even after a few months of vacuuming, and the HEPA filter is still clean. This is definitely an upgrade from the Kenmore Progressive bagless upright that I used to have, the one that was a rebranded Panasonic JetForce Perform. That vacuum also did pretty well performance wise, and its HEPA filter never had to be changed for as long as I had owned it, but the cyclonic system it used wasn't as efficient as the Dyson's cyclonic separation is, and some parts of it felt cheap. Plus the belt was a pain in the ass to replace (My Dyson uses a direct drive power head, so thank god for no belts to hassle with). I used to have a DC33 and a DC07, and neither one had any issues and were solid performers.
Dyson is overpriced rubbish that is not built to last and last like a SEBO! They Ball vacuums are known for their internal hoses splitting in the UK! It requires an engineer to replace the hose, or so a DIY or throw machine out!
STIMTASTIC...LOL. Relatable.
Can you link please all the videos you said you're going to link?
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Cheap.... LOL
1:46 Hey, what's that vacuum on the right?
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@@PerformanceReviews Thanks :)
Thanks for watching!